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 1   1, 23 |                       23. But from fire, wind, and the sun he drew
 2   2, 47 |            bark perfect, unhurt by fire.~
 3   2, 48 |           sun and walked round the fire, turning his right hand
 4   2, 67 |       daily) worship of the sacred fire.~
 5   2, 94 |         only grows stronger like a fire (fed) with clarified butter.~
 6   2, 108|           offer fuel in the sacred fire, beg food, sleep on the
 7   2, 176|          place fuel on (the sacred fire).~
 8   2, 186|            oblations to the sacred fire, both evening and morning.~
 9   2, 187|           offer fuel in the sacred fire, shall perform the penance
10   2, 231|        stated to be the Garhapatya fire, the mother the Dakshinagni,
11   2, 231|          the teacher the Ahavaniya fire; this triad of fires is
12   2, 248|           he must serve the sacred fire, standing (by day) and sitting (
13   3, 67 |                67. With the sacred fire, kindled at the wedding,
14   3, 74 |          Ahuta (not offered in the fire) is the muttering (of Vedic
15   3, 74 |           offered in the digestive fire of Brahmanas), the respectful
16   3, 76 |      oblation duly thrown into the fire, reaches the sun; from the
17   3, 84 |  Vaisvadeva in the sacred domestic fire to the following deities:~
18   3, 86 |           to Agni Svishtakrit (the fire which performs the sacrifice
19   3, 122|        Brahmana who keeps a sacred fire shall offer, month by month,
20   3, 153|            has forsaken the sacred fire, and a usurer;~
21   3, 154|      marries or kindles the sacred fire before the elder, one who
22   3, 154|      marries or kindles the sacred fire after the younger, and one
23   3, 168|                          168. As a fire of dry grass is (unable
24   3, 210|           oblations) in the sacred fire, after having received permission (
25   3, 212|            212. But if no (sacred) fire (is available), he shall
26   3, 212|        sacred texts declare, 'What fire is, even such is a Brahmana.'~
27   3, 214|   performed (the oblations) in the fire, (and) the whole series
28   3, 260|    Brahmana, a goat, or the sacred fire to consume those cakes,
29   3, 261|           birds or throw them into fire or into water.~
30   3, 282|            not be made in a common fire; a Brahmana who keeps a
31   3, 282|        Brahmana who keeps a sacred fire (shall) not (perform) a
32   4, 48 |       urine, facing the wind, or a fire, or looking towards a Brahmana,
33   4, 52 |          who voids urine against a fire, the sun, the moon, in water,
34   4, 53 |             53. Let him not blow a fire with his mouth; let him
35   4, 53 |          impure substance into the fire, and let him not warm his
36   4, 54 |             54. Let him not place (fire) under (a bed or the like);
37   4, 58 |          in a place where a sacred fire is kept, in a cow-pen, in
38   4, 118|           alarm has been raised by fire, let him know that (the
39   4, 142|         hand a cow, a Brahmana, or fire; nor, being in good health,
40   4, 145|       daily offer oblations in the fire.~
41   4, 206|          sacrificial viands in the fire, it is unlucky for holy (
42   4, 249| freely-offered gift), nor does the fire carry his offerings (to
43   5, 1  |            Bhrigu, who sprang from fire:~
44   5, 69 |            shall not be burnt with fire, and no libations of water
45   5, 96 |           the world, the Moon, the Fire, the Sun, the Wind, Indra,
46   5, 103|           his clothes, by touching fire and eating clarified butter.~
47   5, 105|           of Brahman) austerities, fire, (holy) food, earth, (restraint
48   5, 113|        From the union of water and fire arose the glittering gold
49   5, 133|         dust, earth, the wind, and fire one must know to be pure
50   6, 4  |         Taking with him the sacred fire and the implements required
51   6, 17 |          what has been cooked with fire, or what has been ripened
52   6, 25 |             let him live without a fire, without a house, wholly
53   6, 43 |            shall neither possess a fire, nor a dwelling, he may
54   7, 4  |            of Yama, of the Sun, of Fire, of Varuna, of the Moon,
55   7, 7  |          supernatural) power he is Fire and Wind, he Sun and Moon,
56   7, 9  |                                 9. Fire burns one man only, if he
57   7, 9  |      carelessly approaches it, the fire of a king's (anger) consumes
58   7, 90 |          of which are blazing with fire.~
59   7, 145|           offered oblations in the fire, and having worshipped Brahmanas,
60   8, 86 |             the moon, the sun, the fire, Yama and the wind, the
61   8, 106|            clarified butter in the fire, reciting the Kushmanda
62   8, 108|    misfortune through) sickness, a fire, or the death of a relative,
63   8, 114|         cause the (party) to carry fire or to dive under water,
64   8, 115|           115. He whom the blazing fire burns not, whom the water
65   8, 116|           his younger brother, the fire, the spy of the world, burned
66   8, 189|         away by water or burned by fire, (the bailee) shall not
67   8, 227|            bride around the sacred fire).~
68   8, 333|           who may steal (a sacred) fire out of the room (in which
69   8, 339|           wood for a (sacrificial) fire, and of grass for feeding
70   8, 377|           a Sudra or be burnt in a fire of dry grass.~
71   9, 194|        given) before the (nuptial) fire, what (was given) on the
72   9, 231|         affairs, who, baked by the fire of wealth, mar the business
73   9, 278|        Those who give (to thieves) fire, food, arms, or shelter,
74   9, 303|        Varuna, of the Moon, of the Fire, and of the Earth.~
75   9, 310|         said (to resemble) that of Fire.~
76   9, 314|           those (men), by whom the fire was made to consume all
77   9, 317|        great divinity, just as the fire, whether carried forth (
78   9, 318|                 318. The brilliant fire is not contaminated even
79   9, 321|                               321. Fire sprang from water, Kshatriyas
80  10, 103|          for they (are as pure) as fire and water.~
81  11, 14 |             kindles not the sacred fire, or one possessing a thousand
82  11, 43 |          those fools who worship a fire (kindled at the expense)
83  11, 60 |   neglecting the (sacred domestic) fire,~
84  11, 74 |            headlong into a blazing fire;~
85  11, 120|          the rule oblations in the fire, he shall finally offer (
86  11, 122|            Brihaspati) and Pavaka (Fire).~
87  11, 247|                          247. As a fire in one moment consumes with
88  11, 247|          destroys all guilt by the fire of knowledge.~
89  12, 66 |                   66. For stealing fire he becomes a heron, for
90  12, 101|                          101. As a fire that has gained strength
91  12, 121|        with his strength, on Agni (Fire) as identical with his speech,
92  12, 123|           123. Some call him Agni (Fire), others Manu, the Lord